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Author Archives: Brittany DiCologero

Brittany is a New England-based writer focused on the history of the Walt Disney World Resort. She is the author of "Red, White, and Disney: The Myths and Reality of American History at the Walt Disney World Resort," and "Brittany Earns Her Ears."

12 Walt Disney World Special Items For Your Bucket List

Whether you’re a seasoned Walt Disney World guest or you’re new to the game, putting together a bucket list is a fun way to remember all of your experiences from your trips. Read on to learn about our bucket list items, and let us know what you’ve done or what you’d add in the comments!  [google_ad] 1. Stay in a ...

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10 Suggestions For Having A Great Day At Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom

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1. Plan Ahead If you’ve visited Disney’s Animal Kingdom in recent years, you may not have thought much about planning ahead. Unlike some of the other parks, you were generally able to get FastPasses and even dining reservations the day of your visit. With the park’s extended hours and the opening of Pandora: World of Avatar, this perception has finally ...

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10 Rookie Mistakes At Epcot In Walt Disney World And How To Avoid Them

1. Breezing through Future World You probably won’t skip the most popular attractions in Future World like Test Track, Soarin, Mission Space and Spaceship Earth, but there are a couple of other underrated attractions that sometimes go unnoticed. You can easily spend an hour or two at the Seas with Nemo and Friends, and other attractions like Journey Into Imagination, ...

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Walt Disney World Transportation 101: 8 Tips for Getting Around

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1. Use Disney’s Magical Express The Walt Disney World Resort involves such immense planning, it is no surprise some guests still arrive for their vacation unprepared. While visiting Orlando (and staying at a non-Disney hotel) I once rode a shuttle from the airport that made multiple stops, including Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort. I can only assume that the guests who ...

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